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- Woodland
- 0.26 acres (0.1 ha)
- Highway maintained track
- Backing on to farmland
- Freehold
- No council tax
Deciduous parcel of woodland backing onto fields and woodland on one side. 0.26 acres
Situation - Located up a quiet track a short distance from the small town of Colyton, the woodland backs on to fields and woodland on one side.
Colyton has a rich historical heritage with many interesting buildings dating back as early as the 14th century and which offers a surprising range of day to day amenities including shops, a primary school, the renowned Colyton Grammar School, terminus for the Colyton/Seaton tramway, Post Office, health centre, pubs, restaurants and the beautiful parish church of St Andrews.
The coast at Lyme Regis with its famous Cobb and bay with other resorts at Sidmouth, Seaton, Beer and Branscombe, are all within a short distance. There is a main line station on the London Waterloo line at Honiton and Axminster. Colyton lies in the heart of the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Description - Extending to 0.26 acres (0.1 ha) the deciduous woodland has a mix of species with mature beech to hazel and holly.
There is an initial parking area, in front of the double timber gates and further parking inside of the gates.
Access - The woodland is accessed from the trackway which is maintained by Devon County Highways.
Directions - From the centre of Colyton, head into Queen street and opposite the Soanes Cycle shop turn left into Sidmouth Road, going up the hill out of the town. After about 1 mile, turn right into Jobbles Lane. Continue up the track and the woodland is on the right before the bend.
Services - There is a water pipe at the far end of the woodland, connected to the adjoining landowners system by agreement. Purchasers to check if this agreement can be extended.
Situation - Located up a quiet track a short distance from the small town of Colyton, the woodland backs on to fields and woodland on one side.
Colyton has a rich historical heritage with many interesting buildings dating back as early as the 14th century and which offers a surprising range of day to day amenities including shops, a primary school, the renowned Colyton Grammar School, terminus for the Colyton/Seaton tramway, Post Office, health centre, pubs, restaurants and the beautiful parish church of St Andrews.
The coast at Lyme Regis with its famous Cobb and bay with other resorts at Sidmouth, Seaton, Beer and Branscombe, are all within a short distance. There is a main line station on the London Waterloo line at Honiton and Axminster. Colyton lies in the heart of the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Description - Extending to 0.26 acres (0.1 ha) the deciduous woodland has a mix of species with mature beech to hazel and holly.
There is an initial parking area, in front of the double timber gates and further parking inside of the gates.
Access - The woodland is accessed from the trackway which is maintained by Devon County Highways.
Directions - From the centre of Colyton, head into Queen street and opposite the Soanes Cycle shop turn left into Sidmouth Road, going up the hill out of the town. After about 1 mile, turn right into Jobbles Lane. Continue up the track and the woodland is on the right before the bend.
Services - There is a water pipe at the far end of the woodland, connected to the adjoining landowners system by agreement. Purchasers to check if this agreement can be extended.
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Stags Honiton office is situated in an elegant Grade II Listed Georgian townhouse on the main High Street. Honiton is conveniently located for easy access to London, Bristol and Exeter via the main Exeter to London (Waterloo) railway, the M5 motorway at Exeter and the A30/303 heading east. There are some excellent schools in the area including a number of good village primary schools and Colyton Grammar School, one of the top schools in England. Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the historic market town of Honiton is surrounded by East Devon's fertile farmland, woods and rolling hills. Renowned for its antiques and lace making heritage, the town is within easy reach of the Jurassic Coast, which has been designated a World Heritage Site, and the pretty towns of Sidmouth and Lyme Regis, as well as small fishing villages such as Beer and Branscombe. Secluded courtyards and Georgian buildings line the High Street, where weekly local markets, selling a wide range of produce are held. The Honiton Collection Centre and Furniture Saleroom are located a short walk from the office.